Searched for
LEGAL PROCEEDINGS BLASPHEMY
Pakistani YouTuber's ‘295’ perfume sparks outrage—Now he faces a decade in prisonPakistani YouTube personality Rajab Butt has been charged with blasphemy after launching a perfume named "295," a reference to the country’...- 'I was not that worried...': Mark Zuckerberg says he was almost sentenced to death in PakistanMeta's CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, revealed he faced potential death while in Pakistan due to a lawsuit over alleged blasphemy linked to Facebook...
- Imprisoned Imran Khan says ready for 1,000 years in jail if necessary: ReportSpeaking to reporters on Friday after meeting Khan in Attock jail, Umiar Niazi, a member of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) chief's leg...
- Pakistan court refuses instant relief to Imran Khan; rejects his request to suspend sentenceImran Khan, who is currently lodged in the Attock Jail, appealed his conviction and the three-year prison sentence in the case by filing a ...
- Imran Khan's party moves Islamabad High Court to shift him from Attock jail to Adiala prison; seeks A-class facilitiesThe Toshakhana case says that Khan "deliberately concealed" details of the gifts he retained from the Toshakhana, a repository where presen...
- Imran's arrest to help PML-N & Pak military establishment to get 'desired results' in upcoming polls: expertsThe recent conviction and sentencing of Pakistani opposition leader and prime minister hopeful, Imran Khan, on corruption charges may clear...
- Pak ex-PM Imran Khan moves SC against IHC for not granting stay in Toshakhana casePakistan's former prime minister Imran Khan approached the Supreme Court on Monday against the Islamabad High Court's decision to reject hi...
- Pakistan court declares Toshakhana corruption case against Imran Khan inadmissiblePakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Khan, 70, was indicted in the Toshakhana case on May 10 by Additional Sessions Judge Humayun Dilawa...
- Elon Musk isn't wealthy enough to bring absolute free speech to Twitter. Here's whyWhen free-market elephants take charge of major mass-media outlets, concerns are raised.
- Pakistan Christian woman Asia Bibi convicted for blasphemy files appeal in Supreme CourtLast month, a two-member Lahore High Court bench dismissed the appeal of Asia Bibi after her lawyers failed to prove her innocence in the c...
Load More
